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Do Facebook, Twitter and 24-hour news cycles impact change of venue?

Caryn Myers Morrison’s article, Jury 2.0, 62 Hastings L. Rev. 1579 made me wonder; does the nationalism of every news story render motions for change of venue irrelevant?

Author lgarfieldPosted on January 28, 2013Categories Social Media PlatformsTags Facebook, juries, Twitter, venue

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